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  • Scientific papers, books, blog posts. Discussion of whatever you find interesting and notable.

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    silicon chelates aluminum *edit posted that b4 reading your whole post
  • Websites, newsletters, articles, podcasts, interviews, explainers, books, and other resources that relate to the work of Dr. Raymond Peat.

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    Cancer Treatments – from Research to Application MCS Foundations for Life, In memory of my dear wife Mihaela Catalina Stanciu https://www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com/ https://jeffreydachmd.com/cancer-articles/
  • Do you have a question? You can post it here, but you will only receive unqualified personal opinions and NOT medical advice in any shape or form. If something seems like medical advice but it's posted in this category, it's actually a personal opinion.

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    @engineer said in Too high systolic blood pressure?: Should I keep using them or or lay them off? I'd stop the whole thing for 3 days. To avoid interference with half-life molecule and a return to +/ balance. Then I'll see the the interconnection of the molecules and the lack of. If you stress, you lack magnesium bisglycinate. There is interaction between B1 B2 B3 B6 + B8iotine. No more than 20-25 B3 if niacin (histamine flush). Here no caffeine until it's fine. wait 5 days. Need carbs (glucose & fructose with fiber) when taking caffeine again. Half life is 5-6 hours for caffeine. Too much caf interfere with adenosine and serotonin afterwards. And don't take a high dose because you've already done it before and everything was alright... Need l-theanine if you're angry / disturbed / in bad temper ... + a relax technique (breath) for 3'.
  • From medical devices to supplements. Red lights, CO2 tanks, large trash bags, kuinone, and more.

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    Wow, glad you're feeling a lot better. I think I might actually be experiencing something similar and I hadn't even considered it. I packed away my UV lamp in January in preparation for a move, and shortly after that started supplementing daily 5000 IU of vitamin D in olive oil because I had gotten lab results that came back low for 25-OH vitamin D @ 30 ng/mL. It's the larksupply.co vitamin D, which is pretty much unparalleled as far as quality. I think I just simply don't tolerate oral vitamin D for whatever reason. Since I got to my new place at the beginning of February I haven't been myself at all. My sleep has been inconsistent, full of interruptions for no reason, and waking up has felt like being a vampire glued to the inside of a dark coffin. I've been super lethargic, and I'd also describe my mood and perceptual capacity as both stupid and irritable. Have also been hit with random nonsensical bouts of anxiety and fear that are way out of my norm. I've been so out of wack and dragging that I haven't bothered to get that lamp out and set it up since I got here. I thought it was remnants of the flu that knocked me down a week before I moved, but I think it is very possible that the vit D supplementation might actually be responsible for seriously messing me up since I arrived here. Cutting it out and going back to the lamp.
  • Recipes, food, meal prep, brands. Discuss them all here.

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    You can try to find a good Thai Curry paste without bad ingredients like seed oils. They are available with red, yellow or green color. Sauté some vegetables in a pot (Onions, carrots, zucchini, peppers, whatever you like - if you use broccoli, better cook it in water before, otherwise it will be half raw). Add meat, white fish or shrimps. Add the curry paste and mix everything. Add coconut milk and let it simmer for five minuted or so. Serve with rice.
  • Discussing pistol squats, concentric exercise, resting, and other forms of strength training.

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    @sunsunsun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f25pFhuAaY
  • Chronic nocturia: Advice?

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    @mavuue It can take up to a week for the kidneys to adapt to the different salt levels. If need be, note the amounts you had before and after my advice, and escalate towards the higher value to make the transition easier.
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    @Verdad I didn't notice any, but she did. FWIW as I healed I had heart palpitations from nearly everything that has a healing effect, calcium, vitamin D, preg, progesterone, DHEA, the list goes on.
  • Sun exposure

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    I read somewhere that 15 minutes of direct mid-day sunlight on a patch of fair skin will produce maximum vitamin D, more doesn't accomplish anything. You can get hours of sun outside of tanning/burning hours though (10am-4pm during standard time, which is 11am-5pm during daylight savings time)
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    @Cicero Yo thanks for bumping your post. this is the coolest ever. Composting is another unexpected way to generate serious heat for greenhouses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjHIwabtqGo
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    @Mauritio it gave them baseball nuts lol . reminds me of that study where they gave rodents a bacteria from an olympian and it gave them superpowers yeh proinflammatory as usual way for immune system to eliminate fungus according to op study. i tried reuteri a while back, think it was the strain that starts with 6 , took it with glucose. i wrote in notes "good to feed with glucose but lactose boosts reuterin production more". but i didnt notice any changes for energy mood or inflammation, but wasnt trying for low test specifically @tea nice the riboflavin checks out , great study https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9927497/ 1mg/kg i.p , shows it reduced a lot on the tongue and more in kidneys. i think u can absorb up to ~30mg orally [image: 1718019507648-9a07a302-7a25-4c80-8df1-8938d062102b-image.png] Interestingly it stopped the fungus transporting & processing carbs/sugar , pyruvate accumulated
  • Best source of thyroid in the Netherlands?

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  • Effect of endocrine disruptors on females?

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    endometriosis and PCOS and very common now borderline personality disorders and similar pathological behaviors also seem to be becoming more common in women
  • Creatine and Ray Peat

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    @yerrag said in Creatine and Ray Peat: @mostlylurking I think (I have not been reading a lot lately so I could be wrong) that anaerobic glycolysis is wasteful of thiamine, and that thiamine mega dosing helps, but clearing the capillaries of obstruction to make oxygen available to the brain fully is the way to fixing Parkinson's. Thiamine megadosing helps by compensating for the inefficiency and wastefulness of anaerobic glycolysis. Hi yerrag, thanks for the link; I always value your insight. I read through your post and immediately thought of a Ray Peat audio when he discusses vitamin K2 for removing calcium in the circulatory system. I believe my own thiamine deficiency/functional blockage fall of 2020 derailed my calcium storage which usually means the calcium that is supposed to get stored in the bones gets stored in the soft tissue (including the blood vessels) instead. Peat related a story about a doctor he knew that used high dose K2 (40-50mgs?) to resolve his hypertension. Thiamine is needed for good oxidative metabolism. When it is deficient, the end product of the process is lactic acid instead of carbon dioxide. If things are working right, the carbon dioxide drags the calcium inside the cell out when the carbon dioxide exits the cell (from memory - A Peat explanation from somewhere). So it makes sense that calcium storage would get derailed in a thiamine deficiency. Here's a link or two: https://bioenergetic.life/?q=k2 The one with the story about the doctor high dosing the K is in there somewhere.... also this:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7926526/ Please note that vitamin D, needed for the immune system to work, also is responsible for making calcium get stored in the bones; in order to do this, there needs to be vitamin K available. So I think both D and K would be helpful.
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    @wester130 In response to the man advising to use bio estro cream I think it works by causing vasodilation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasodilation There are better ways to increase vasodilation to the scalp
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  • Do we need to develop better "bioenergetic food" supply chains?

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    @Hando-Jin I have lost track what really defines organic. It has mattered less with time, as the meaning keeps getting watered down. Trust in the system isn't there, and I wonder if I'm the bigger fool for paying a premium for someone:s ability to skirt past regulations to call what he sells me organic. It's simply better to know a farmer and for that to happen you have to go local. Organic certifications are just as useful as having a piece of paper certifying one as a doctor or a scientist. And they just do the bidding of their employing in falsifying science into a scam. Don't trust the system. Trust a person. Easy to say but hard to do in actuality because we don't make time to know. The pressures of every day life leave little room to roam your locale and meet the folks who work the soil and till the land. At the end of the day, I cross my fingers and hope I'm not taking in enough poison as I get my daily nutrients through food.
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    Very interesting, thank you for posting!
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  • Coca-Cola and Energy drinks have graphene oxide.

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    @bio3nergetic said in Coca-Cola and Energy drinks have graphene oxide.: @noodlecat59 are we certain that's not hydrocarbons you're referring to? Nanoparticles are not part of a "normal" process like cooking. Nano anything is tech. Looking into this further, it seems nanoparticles can be made from cooking and they refer to them as carbon dots. However! We don't know if these specially found in coke are added, or occur from the process of making it. I suppose the only true way to control for this question is to analyze a 30 or 40 year old coke to compare lol. So this is an important distinction: the villainous industry IS adding nanoparticles to things, as preservatives, enhancement or to act as "nutrient vehicles" as the reductionist science/medical industry is so proud of. We cannot know for certain which particles we are dealing with here.
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  • Thyroxine & RT3 troubleshooting - what worked for you?

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    @cs3000 heat production is good for the most of the time, but still rt3 is building up, ill figure it out sonner or later, being patient is hard and take slow aproach to thing plus memory is short, this cortisol Supps iv been there multiple times and had same conclusion lol
  • what are the most dopaminergic things you tried?

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    redbull low dose cypro+bromo suntan music walking
  • White sugar and white tounge

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    @Samyo said in White sugar and white tounge: @mostlylurking You said magnesium too, should i stop milk with its high calcium then? I was on b1 before with no response No, if you tolerate milk OK, there's no reason to stop. Your body needs both calcium and magnesium.
  • Medikinet drug, whats the main mechanism?

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    @FitnessMikey Seens it primarily increases dopamine, (and norepinephrine a bit also) which would lower prolactin and serotonin (two stress related substances iirc). Alternatives... boost metabolism (mitochondria repair etc) boost dopamine lower serotonin and prolactin lower cortisol/ACTH/(estrogen?) aka anti-stress Some quotes on Medikinet: Medikinet is an extended-release methylphenidate medication, while Ritalin is a short-acting methylphenidate medication Methylphenidate primarily acts as a norepinephrine–dopamine reuptake inhibitor (NDRI). Methylphenidate is a psychostimulant and increases the activity of the central nervous system through inhibition on reuptake of the neurotransmitters norepinephrine and dopamine. Methylphenidate is most active at modulating levels of dopamine (DA) and to a lesser extent norepinephrine (NE). Methylphenidate binds to and blocks dopamine transporters (DAT) and norepinephrine transporters (NET).
  • Extremely hypothyroid after gluten/wheat?

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    @xand you're a young sprout. Find out what foods irritate your gut and avoid them just like wheat. I'm sure you'll be fine